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Nine’s capture of rugby rights set to spearhead Stan Sport

Nine’s capture of rugby rights set to spearhead Stan Sport

Nine will announce a foray into sports streaming after being offered the rights to rugby matches from Bledisloe Tests down to the Shute Shield and Hospital Cup.

  • by Zoe Samios and Sam Phillips

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'Suddenly it fell apart on me': adman Harold Mitchell on his decade horribilis
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'Suddenly it fell apart on me': adman Harold Mitchell on his decade horribilis

Harold Mitchell rose from a fractured childhood to become one of Australia’s most successful admen. At the centre of media and arts circles, he was friends with billionaires and politicians. Then his wife left him, and ASIC came knocking.

  • by Anne Hyland
Rugby Australia, Nine close to broadcast rights reveal
Nine Entertainment

Rugby Australia, Nine close to broadcast rights reveal

Rugby Australia is at the pointy end of its broadcast negotiations with Tests and Super Rugby clashes edging closer to being shown on Nine and Stan.

  • by Zoe Samios and Sam Phillips
Foxtel, Supercars and Seven in streaming standoff
Foxtel

Foxtel, Supercars and Seven in streaming standoff

Foxtel announced its subscription streaming service Kayo would let users watch certain Supercars events for free. Already, the plans have hit a curveball.

  • by Zoe Samios
Free Super Rugby game on Kayo part of Foxtel's rights bid
Australian rugby

Free Super Rugby game on Kayo part of Foxtel's rights bid

Foxtel offered to show Super Rugby games on Kayo's new "freemium" arm as part of a push to win the battle for rugby's broadcast rights.

  • by Sam Phillips and Zoe Samios
Foxtel's Kayo to make some sports free to watch in strategy backflip
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Foxtel's Kayo to make some sports free to watch in strategy backflip

Chief executive Patrick Delany says some live sports will soon be available to non-Kayo subscribers or those who have paused their subscription.

  • by Zoe Samios and Broede Carmody
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'We don't have a schedule': Seven chief worried about arrival of India
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'We don't have a schedule': Seven chief worried about arrival of India

While the Prime Minister is looking forward to the summer of cricket, Seven boss James Warburton says he still has no visibility on the schedule for the India tour which is scheduled to begin in three weeks.

  • by Zoe Samios and Jon Pierik
Seven to broadcast Beijing Winter Olympics after cutting new deal
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Seven to broadcast Beijing Winter Olympics after cutting new deal

Seven West Media has struck a new deal with the International Olympic Committee after the Tokyo Games were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

  • by Zoe Samios
'You can't just bank your dollars': What Rugby Australia is weighing up in broadcast talks
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'You can't just bank your dollars': What Rugby Australia is weighing up in broadcast talks

Typically, broadcast rights have been focused on the highest bidder. But Rugby Australia has another focus.

  • by Zoe Samios
Seven and Cricket Australia fight over broadcast rights 'expert'
Seven West Media

Seven and Cricket Australia fight over broadcast rights 'expert'

The stoush between Cricket Australia and Seven West Media reached new heights last week after the governing body agreed to arbitration.

  • by Zoe Samios and Jon Pierik
Nine offers $30 million for rugby union broadcast rights
Nine Entertainment

Nine offers $30 million for rugby union broadcast rights

Super Rugby could be on free-to-air television next year if the Nine media group is successful in its attempts to secure the broadcast rights.

  • by Zoe Samios